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Patricia Smith
Born
20 February 1930
Died
2 January 2011
Place
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Acting

Patricia Smith

Patricia Smith Lasell (February 20, 1930 – January 2, 2011) was an American actress who appeared in film and television roles from the early 1950s through the 1990s.

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As actor

James Dean: Forever Young

2005 · Self (archive footage)

Mad City

1997 · Jenny's Mother

Mimi & Me

1991

Who Is Julia?

1986 · Marlene

Into Thin Air

1985 · Olga Conway

Double Negative

1985 · Lady in bookstore

Making of a Male Model

1983 · Mrs. Rockwell

Who Will Love My Children?

1983 · Cleta Thomas

The Scarlett O'Hara War

1980 · Louise Knight

Diary of a Teenage Hitchhiker

1979 · Marion Burke

Returning Home

1975 · Mrs. Cameron

A Case of Rape

1974 · Marge Bracken

Tell Me Where It Hurts

1974 · Naomi

I Love You...Good-bye

1974 · Gwen

Planet Earth

1974 · Skylar (uncredited)

Save the Tiger

1973 · Janet Stoner

Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies

1973 · Mrs. Wilma Walford

The Girl Who Knew Too Much

1969 · Tricia Grinaldi

Where's Everett?

1966 · Sylvia Barker

The Bachelor Party

1957 · The Wife [Helen Samson]

The Spirit of St. Louis

1957 · Mirror Girl